South Korea has a small set of Spanish restaurants in our directory: six listings spread over four places: Seoul, Busan, Suwon and Pangyo. This guide goes through what each listing says, nothing more.
Seoul
Seoul has three of the six listings, and the full list is on our Seoul page.
- Spain Club Itaewon (listing): at 216 Itaewon-ro, Yongsan-gu. The listing calls it a long-established, specialised Spanish restaurant located between Hangangjin Station and Itaewon Station.
- Tapa Madre (listing): at 43 Gyeonghuigung-gil, Jongno-gu, close to Gwanghwamun, according to the listing. It says you can recognise it by its Spanish flag and that it serves pintxos, paella and other Spanish dishes.
- VINITUS Yongsan (listing): at Hangangdaero, Yongsan-gu. Its listing says it is inspired by travels from San Sebastián in northern Spain to Seville in the south.
Busan
Spain Club Haeundae (listing) is a Busan listing with the same Spain Club name as the Itaewon one, at 24 Haeundaehaebyeon-ro in Haeundae-gu. Its listing describes a Spanish restaurant with a view of the sea, serving a variety of tapas with Spanish beer and wine. The listing calls it a beach restaurant where you can enjoy the Haeundae sea and beach.
Suwon and Pangyo
Outside Seoul, two listings are worth knowing. Girona (listing) is in Suwon, at Gwanggyohosugongwon-ro in Yeongtong-gu. The listing says Chef Edgar Quesada presents a casual Spanish cuisine.
VINITUS Pangyo (listing) is a second VINITUS listing, at Dongpangyoro in Bundang-gu, Seongnam, and carries the same San Sebastián-to-Seville description.
Planning a visit
- Check the link on each listing for current hours before you go.
- Seoul has three of the six listings, in Itaewon, Jongno and Yongsan.
- If you are in Busan, Spain Club Haeundae is the only Spanish listing we have for the city.
- Our records for several of these venues are short, so treat this as a starting list, not a review.
See every Spanish restaurant we list in the country on our South Korea page.
